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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented and garbled notes from a Topeka State Journal page discuss political figures and events, referencing Carnegie, Curard, Wu J, and Taft era themes. The piece juxtaposes editorial opinions on wealth distribution, presidential terms, and local civic projects with stray anecdotes and miscellaneous notices.
Dun's review to morrow says winter wheat generally favorable across the belt. Reports from branches and correspondents indicate good condition though some areas show reduced acres and weather has mitigated damage. Weather and milder seasons improve prospects for Oklahoma and the Plains. fears of disease diminish with better conditions. Elsewhere in Towtion and Megoland, advices discuss Mohammedan rites and a Chancellor fund expansion amid rumors of organizational support.
A Topeka carpenter claims Doun's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble that forced him from work. He bought the product at local dealers and notes relief after using a second box with no return of symptoms. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo endorses the sole agency for the United States.
A colonel accuses a curate of stealing sermons. The curate denies theft and insists he was not in the habit of stealing. The colonel searches a tome of sermons and concedes a possible mistake, apologizing for the false charge.
In Atchison Kansas on March 22 contractor Thomes Lane and dentist Dr Hack Sidey fought inside Sidey’s office. Lane struck Sidey with an ink well, crushing his skull and causing a fatal wound.
At Craeford theater a dramatic program begins tonight with a night of entertainment featuring Zemeey and company. A three-piece musical ensemble accompanies acts including Quo Vadis and two operatic numbers. Doors open at 8 o clock and patrons are promised a vivid mix of drama and song.
Governor issued a regulation for Willhim Weaver who is under arrest in Woolwart. He is charged with assault with intent to kill his father in law William Coyle. Weaver fled with Coyle’s daughter and allegedly struck him with a club when the elder man confronted them.
An old health column urges a daily health habit emphasizing digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyepep tablets as a natural aid to digestion, claiming they support digestion without harsh cathartics and help the stomach handle meals effectively.
Registration books available at the Rediterian and at several ward stores. In the SECOND WARD Frank Newland’s and Whittiesey’s mercantile, and Rice’s grocery list dates March 20 to 22. In the FIFTH WARD Osborn’s grocery on March 21 to 24. In the SIXTH WARD Dickinson’s and Knox’s groceries run March 20 to 22. Members vote at local sites, with various dates across wards.
Omaha dispatch reports Chief Donahue refused to relay a Dallas sheriff request to send Cudahy's son to identify Henderson, under sentence there. Henderson’s arrest photo circulated among witnesses but police say no evidence links him to the case and Donahue will not act on Henderson's confession.
Secretay Root confirmed Wantington Rolaf as Cuba's treasurer. A Polish-born veteran of the Confederate army, he later served as Cuban secretary of war and organized filibustering ventures. Since the American occupation he has worked in Cuba's fiscal branch, shown fitness for the post.
A Detroit Free Press report follows a courtroom scene where a veteran railroad attorney warns against cross examining an Irish witness. He recalls a green Irishman who testified vividly about a locomotive whistle and a fatal incident, risking the widow’s case as the jury weighs truth and emotion.
Spokane report quotes Indian Methodist preacher Thomas Parcey as representative of four tribes urging Congress to authorize funds for the Kakima reservation in this state. Officials say about one million acres of land worth 410 per acre would be affected.
Newark court hears breach of promise case by Miss Rose Kurz against barber Hernard Lilienthal. She described a long courtship stalled by his fear of her uneven leg. He later refused, citing finances, leading to an arrest warrant and $200 bail after the marriage thwarted by lodging.
A garbled humor snippet from a Chicago News taste shows a magistrate and a young couple in a comic exchange about stamps and a failed proposal. The piece, read like a stray dialogue, hints at a lighthearted social scene with a playful miscommunication.
Jeffersonville Indiana faces water supply loss due to a clogged pipe at the waterworks. The city has no water beyond what remains in standpipes and 1,000 workers at the car works were laid off as a result. Fire protection is nearly non existent amid the shortage.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Barber the march king and H C Frick in a gambling raid context with a prisoner inquiry. It references Barberton and a judge, and includes garbled dialogue about occupation and a prisoner answering bolts for a door.
Everything in the place of business will be sold at auction on Saturday afternoon March 23 at one o'clock. All items go without reserve. Furniture Tin ware books and other household goods will be included. Alec, the owner, will sell his household goods as well.
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